Improve default command for installing libraries #271
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Installing libraries from python notebooks is actually not easy, but this should work for everybody whose user has access to site-packages.
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Can you please explain why the longer conda one is needed? |
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Sure. Because Jupyter kernels can be added different ways (manually or with nbconda extension), it's not always the case that conda environment variables are set properly (for example, some SageMaker environments are configured that way). Passing --prefix just makes it explicit where to install packages. |
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Installing libraries from python notebooks is actually not easy, but this should work for everybody whose user has access to site-packages.